Calling all Cupar’s residents and visitors: we need your feedback! Scottish Water are delivering a project – Top Up Taps – as part of their Your Water Your Life campaign, encouraging us all to top up from the tap to benefit our planet, health and pockets! They’re looking for a location in town and would like your feedback.
CuparNow has been recognised in the UK-wide Good Retail Awards – reaching the finals for their Retail District Award.
CuparNow is delighted to have launched a new digital service – the CuparNow Podcast. We have close to 30,000 readers, followers and subscribers across all the channels we manage – and now we can have listeners! Please
This is your chance to nominate an individual, business, 3rd sector organisation or someone working in the public sector who has gone above and beyond the call of duty since the lockdowns began last March.
The Board of Cupar Development Trust (CDT) is giving “the strongest possible welcome” to Kingdom Housing Association’s Planning application for affordable housing in the area behind Crossgate and Kirk Wynd, and a retail unit in the notorious gap site on Bonnygate.
We may live in a throw away world but the last 12 months has seen an increasing awareness of recycling and repurposing. And there’s another reason you should stop and think before committing something to the bin: does it have a heritage value? Cupar Museum and Heritage Centre are avid collectors of objects relating to the area around Cupar. We caught up to discover more …
In the latest of our KnowHow series, we caught up with Ian Whyte who runs WhyteGoods based in Cupar.
As the 31st of January looms large for self-assessment submissions and tax payments, thoughts turn to financial wellbeing … especially so in such unprecedented times.
Cupar has businesses and organisations who are on hand to advise and help you with all your financial planning – whether for the ‘here and now’ or making longer term plans for the future. Please feel free to share with anyone who might be interested. Thank you.
Initial work has started on Cupar’s Retail Park next to Tesco. When complete, the £8m project on South Road will include eight retail and leisure units – generating around 130 jobs.
There’s a fantastic online facility launched by the National Library of Scotland that enables you to slide a section of map to reveal today’s satellite view against the Ordnance Survey maps of the 1900s – and more.